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The 48 Laws of Neurodivergent Finance
Adapted from Robert Greene’s classic, reimagined for money minds that don’t play by neurotypical rules.
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Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder - Executive Function Disorder
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Why Divergent Money Exists
High time for a neurodivergent mission statement!
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Borrow a Boss: An ADHD Productivity System for Money Tasks (Adaptable for Autism & Anxiety)
Borrow a Boss is an ADHD productivity method that turns overwhelming money tasks into short, 10-minute missions with clear starts and stops.
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Frog & Toad and the Two Seasons of Money
Why Momentum and Security Both Belong in Your Financial Garden
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What "ADHD Is Awesome" Left Out: The Hidden Financial Costs of Executive Dysfunction (And How to Navigate Them)
“We went to Target for toothpaste and came home with a lawn chair, three bags of kettle corn, and a ukulele. If we don’t have a list, we don’t go in. If we’re hungry, we don’t go in.” — ADHD is Awesome
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When Your Budget Has PTSD: Financial Trauma & The Body Keeps the Score
Trauma doesn't just live in your brain—it lives in your budget. Inspired by The Body Keeps the Score, this piece explores how financial shutdown, burnout, and shame aren't just bad habits—they're somatic survival responses. Especially for neurodivergent adults with CPTSD, ADHD, or
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Why You Need a Money Buddy: ADHD Debt Payoff Strategies
TL;DR ADHD brains 🧠 often freeze when facing debt due to overwhelm, shame, or executive dysfunction. Body doubling—using a "Money Buddy" as an accountability partner—turns solo struggles into shared wins. How it works: A Money Buddy (cheerleader, co-struggler, etc.) creates gentle accountability, cutting through procrastination. Science-backed:
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RESET WEEK: The ADHD-Friendly Way to Reboot Your Budget Every Seven Days
Read time: 6 minutes | Ideal for: ADHD, Autistic, & neurodivergent money-makers Walk-away wins: A 7-day rhythm, dopamine-safe tactics, burnout protocol, and downloadable planner pack Many of the articles, ok– most of the articles, here are as much for you as they are self-care for myself an the entire team at
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I Named My Brain Kevin, and He’s Terrible with Money
📋TL;DR: Naming your brain helps you manage money without shame by turning emotional chaos into something you can observe, coach, and even laugh at. Kevin strikes again. 🙄 It was well after 2 a.m. when Kevin decided we needed a $117 LED moon lamp. A classy one, not some
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The Hidden Blueprint of Neurodivergent Founders Rebuilding the Rules of Business
📋TL;DR: Neurodivergent entrepreneurs aren’t just succeeding despite the system—they’re quietly rewriting it. From ADHD and autism to dyslexia and beyond, these founders are designing new business models, operational frameworks, and leadership philosophies grounded in pattern recognition, risk-reframing, and deep self-awareness. This isn't just innovation—
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Budgeting Advice From Another Planet
Why 'Just Stick to a Plan' Doesn’t Work for ADHD and Autism Budgeting advice is everywhere. "Just track your expenses!" "Automate your savings!" "Stick to a plan!" But for neurodivergent people—especially those with ADHD or autism—this advice often feels
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The Visual Navigator: The Intuitive Thinker Who Needs a Clear Financial Picture
TL;DR for Visual Navigators: 📋✔ You think in visuals, not numbers—so your financial tools should match. ✔ Use graph-based tracking tools to make financial trends clear. ✔ Set up a color-coded budgeting system for intuitive money management. ✔ Track financial goals with visual milestones to maintain motivation. ✔ Avoid text-heavy financial statements and